The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c8.398

c8.398

A.D. 960. Record of the twenty-fourth year of Rāshṭrakūṭa Krishna III shewing that the Vaiḍumba chief of the Tsandavōlu country south of the Krishna river was subject to him. (V.R. i. S. Arcot 668; 267 of 1902; E.R. 1904-5, p. 57.) Nevertheless a Vaiḍumba chief (possibly the same) had given his daughter in marriage to the Choḷa prince Ariñjaya, son of Parāntaka I. And thirty years later the Vaiḍumba family was again subject to the Chōḷa monarch. (E.I. vii. 138 ; V.R. ii. Nellore 239 ; B. and V.C., Guḍūr Taluk, 88.)